No Man's Land re-enactment event set for Bodrhyddan Hall

The event, set to take place on April 12 and 13, will feature cavalry demonstrations, cannon firing, archery, and experiences covering key historical periods, from Romans and Vikings to World War II.

Tom Rowley-Conwy, of Bodrhyddan Hall, said: "We hope the event will go ahead without disruption after last year’s unfortunate weather.

The event will feature cavalry demonstrations, cannon firing, archery, and experiences covering historical periods, from the Romans and Vikings to World War II (Image: Supplied) "No Man’s Land is a fantastic opportunity to see history come to life in a way that’s both fun and educational."

The event is free for children under 16, and an interactive scavenger hunt, with an Easter-themed prize at the end, is available for £2.50.

Peter Wood, the event organiser, said: "This event is designed to entertain and educate.

"With so many re-enactors and historical displays, visitors of all ages can immerse themselves in the sights, sounds, and stories of the past."

The event runs from 10am to 4pm on April 12 and 13 and offers a variety of activities, food and drink, and shopping opportunities.

It is is designed to be a unique living history and re-enactment event, showcasing vehicles, uniforms, weapons, and curios from Ancient Greece to the modern day.

As well as vehicle and firing displays, there will be a chance to walk among and talk to more than 600 re-enactors.

Activities include archery, axe throwing, and target practice.

The event is free for children under 16 (Image: Supplied) There will also be a timetable full of activities in the main arena, including cavalry and cannons, and more than 30 traders selling a variety of products, including antiques, toys, vintage clothes, and viking mead.

A number of food vendors will also be at the event.

A large refreshment tent will host live music from Whipperginnies and Nastee Chapel as well as puppet shows and comedy from Professor Llusern.

Dogs are welcome at the event, but owners are advised that some of the demonstrations include loud cannon fire which may startle some animals.

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Tickets cost £10 for adults, with children under 16 going free.

The event takes place on the open fields and parkland behind the Hall itself.

While the approach is described as gentle and mostly flat, there may be some uneven ground in places.

The organisers say that this may be more difficult to navigate in wet weather.

Bodrhyddan Hall is located between Dyserth and Rhuddlan on the A5151.